Category: crypto
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Tether extends Bitcoin bet with 8,888 BTC Q4 purchase above $96k
Tether acquired 8,888 BTC in Q4 2025, totaling over 96,000 bitcoins. This marks the third consecutive quarter of the same purchase amount. Tether allocates up to 15% of profits into Bitcoin as part of its reserve diversification strategy, positioning BTC as a core asset alongside traditional reserves on its balance sheet.
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Bitcoin promo lawsuit vs Cuban, Mavericks tossed on jurisdiction grounds
A class-action suit against Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks over Voyager promotions was dismissed due to lack of jurisdiction in Florida. The lawsuit alleged that Cuban and the Mavericks promoted Voyager Digital’s products, leading to investor losses. Plaintiffs can refile elsewhere as litigation against Voyager continues.
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Trump Media announces new rewards token in partnership with Crypto.com
Trump Media and Technology Group is partnering with Crypto.com to distribute a new digital token to shareholders on a 1:1 basis per DJT share. The token will offer rewards and benefits across Truth Social, Truth+, and Truth Predict. Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes expressed excitement about utilizing Crypto.com’s blockchain technology for this initiative.
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Reserve Bank of India backs CBDCs as it warns global peers of stablecoin risks
The Reserve Bank of India is urging major economies to prioritize the development of central bank digital currencies over stablecoins due to concerns about financial stability and monetary sovereignty. The RBI believes that CBDCs maintain the “singleness of money” and the integrity of the financial system, offering superior benefits compared to stablecoins. Adoption of CBDCs…
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Korea’s digital asset law delayed to 2026 amid stablecoin power struggle
South Korea has postponed its Digital Asset Basic Law to 2026 due to disagreements between regulators on stablecoin reserves and enforcement powers. The law aims to improve investor protection by introducing no-fault liability for operators and requiring over 100% reserve backing for stablecoins. This delay creates uncertainty for cryptocurrency firms in South Korea.
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Binance to delist FDUSD pairs for BCH, AVAX, LTC, SUI, ADA, LINK and TAO
Binance will delist spot and margin pairs for BCH, TAO, AVAX, LTC, SUI, ADA, and LINK against FDUSD on Jan. 6, with limited price reaction on the tokens. The exchange did not provide a reason for the delisting decision, affecting users’ ability to transfer these assets into isolated margin accounts.
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XRP derivatives open interest surges 80% in four hours as bulls re‑engage
XRP derivative open interest surged by over 80% in just four hours after a period of low activity and leverage. This sudden increase could lead to more significant price swings if resistance levels are broken or if gains are reversed. The spike in open interest indicates a shift in market positioning for XRP.
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U.S. Bitcoin ETFs break out of outflow funk with $355M in fresh demand
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of $355 million on December 30, breaking a seven-day streak of outflows totaling over $1.12 billion. BlackRock, ARK 21Shares, and Fidelity led the rebound, with smaller positive flows from Bitwise, VanEck, and Grayscale. Traders are now watching for a potential sentiment shift in early January.
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Metaplanet boosts Bitcoin holdings with $451m Q4 purchase
Metaplanet, a Tokyo-listed company, has acquired 4,279 BTC in Q4 of 2025 for $451 million, with a total of 35,102 BTC acquired for $3.78 billion. CEO Simon Gerovich reported a 568.2% Bitcoin yield for the year. The company views Bitcoin as a long-term asset and has secured a $130 million loan against its holdings.
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Bitmine stakes additional $352M in Ehereum
Bitmine staked 118,944 ETH ($352M) this week, increasing their total staked ETH to 461,504 ETH ($1.37B). Despite unrealized losses, the company continues to accumulate ETH, with on-chain data showing a $97.8M ETH transfer from FalconX. Bitmine is pursuing a long-term ETH treasury and validator plan.